Get an answer, then get back to JINA.

1. Open the Drawer from its icon or a hotspot.
2. Tap search and choose keyboard or T9. Your choice is remembered.
3. If you recall a detail, use advanced criteria or icon color.

Search everywhere extends beyond the collection you are viewing.

1. Open the Drawer’s filter or sort controls.
2. Choose a filter, then a sort order.
3. Clear the filter to return to the full view.

A temporary filter is different from permanently excluding an app from a collection.

1. Open the collection overview.
2. Create a collection and give it a recognizable name.
3. Add apps or shortcuts; select multiple items when useful.

A collection shortcut opens the collection; it does not make a copy.

1. Open a collection to find apps and shortcuts, as you would in a folder.
2. Add the same app to several collections when useful, as you could with tags.
3. Choose a manual collection or one that updates through rules.

This describes the concept; transferring Legacy data follows the import process.

1. In settings choose whether to show JINA collections, Play categories, and your own collections.
2. Open the collection index and switch between Overview and Detail.
3. Open a theme, then a collection; customize its name, visibility, or rule where supported.

Play categories are a separate, optional family. Other apps means apps without a place under JINA’s criteria, not apps without a Play category.

1. Open a collection and go to the rule editor.
2. Add conditions and AND/OR groups; check the number of matching apps in the preview.
3. Save the rule. Add apps manually or exclude special cases when needed.

You can start from an existing rule. Some rules let you freeze their contents and later reactivate them.

1. Open classification or collection suggestions.
2. Review proposals before applying them.
3. Correct inclusions or exclusions for your needs.

An external AI assistant still needs your review; experimental offline AI is not a standard feature.

1. Open a compatible collection and choose AI assistance to fill or check it.
2. Write what belongs and optionally what stays out. JINA prepares a message to open in an assistant app of your choice or copy.
3. Copy the assistant’s answer back into JINA, read the reasons, and confirm only the additions or removals you want.

The response does not return automatically and nothing changes before you confirm. Your collection description is saved.

1. Open the app or item menu.
2. Mark it as a Favorite.
3. Find it in Favorites.

Favorites are your choice; automatic classification does not change them.

1. Open hotspot and access settings.
2. Set hotspot position and behavior.
3. Choose Drawer, Sidebar, or a Panel, then try the gesture.

Sidebar is a side view; a Panel opens from a hotspot. The relevant Android permissions are required.

1. Add a JINA widget on Home or create a collection shortcut.
2. Choose a collection and presentation.
3. Adjust options for that widget or shortcut.

Home Floating is different from a hotspot Panel and the service Floating window used to edit a widget.

1. Open appearance settings or the item’s customization.
2. Choose theme and icons; select Drawer grid or list and its density.
3. Review the preview and save.

Widget options apply to that widget; the Drawer list editor does not automatically change Sidebar.

1. Open gesture and command settings.
2. Choose the behavior you want to change.
3. Try it in the Drawer or the relevant context.

Local hotspot and Panel choices can differ from general settings.

1. Grant notification access if you want this feature.
2. Choose how indicators appear.
3. Open notifications to review available messages.

Active notifications and unread messages mean different things; availability depends on Android and apps.

1. Open Backup in settings.
2. Export the backup to your chosen destination.
3. When restoring, review the preview and select what to recover.

A JINA backup differs from exporting an Excel report or an APK.

1. Open Add in a supported collection or the Drawer.
2. Choose the shortcut type, destination, name, and icon.
3. For a contact, select the detail and action to open.

A cloud document shortcut still depends on its provider; it does not copy the file.

1. Start multi-select in the current view.
2. Choose items and check the available actions.
3. Copy, move, or change Favorites and collections as supported.

Removing an app from a collection does not uninstall it.